PepsiCo

PepsiCo (PEP) Stock: Q3 Earnings Surprise, “Ozempic Effect” Fears & Activist Investor Shake-Up – What’s Next?

Key Data & Metrics (as of October 9, 2025) Metric Value Stock Price (Oct 8, 2025) $138.84 (close) marketbeat.comDown ~6% in past month; ~–6% YTD finviz.com indexbox.io 52-Week Range Low $127.60 – High $177.48 markets.businessinsider.com Market Capitalization ~$193 Billion markets.businessinsider.com Forward P/E (2025E) ~17.5× (near industry avg ~17.5×) finviz.com Trailing P/E (TTM) ~21.8× markets.businessinsider.com PEG Ratio (Forward) ~3.5 (industry ~2.3) finviz.com Annual Dividend $5.69 per share (yield ~4.0%) macrotrends.net Dividend Growth 53 years consecutive increases (5% hike in 2025) pepsico.com Q3 2025 Revenue $23.94 B (+2.6% YoY) investing.com Q3 2025 Adjusted EPS $2.29 (beat est. $2.26; –1.7% YoY) investing.com finviz.com 2025 Full-Year

9 October 2025

PepsiCo’s Sneaky Q3 Beat: Earnings Up, New CFO In, But U.S. Snack Sales Slump – What It Means

Q3 Earnings: Small Beat Hides Big Shifts PepsiCo’s third-quarter results delivered a mixed bag. On the headline numbers, the snack and beverage giant slightly beat Wall Street expectations – a welcome surprise given tempered forecasts. Core earnings per share of $2.29 edged past consensus, and net revenue of $23.9 billion marked modest growth seekingalpha.com. The company managed this top-line increase despite flat to declining volumes, thanks largely to higher pricing and strength outside the U.S. “Our reported net revenue growth accelerated and reflects the resilience of our international business [and] improved momentum within North America Beverages,” CEO Ramon Laguarta noted

9 October 2025

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